Irma shim. t
ugust‘Crlearance
Men’s Single Trousers
all new, this season’ s goods. reduced from 60c to SI. 50 on each pair, to clear
them before Inventory at end of the month.
. year to year: each season’ a goods must be sold at the season bought. there
tape these radical reductions nomads. An extra pair of Trousers are useful
at all times. Better get your size before they're picked out.
Copyright Clothing Co.
HARRY GOODWIN, Mgr.
{411101
DON’T SMOKE
A s
an inferior cigar when you can get :1
good one for the same price.
Try 11 Roger Ludlow, 10c
(The best 10c smoke on lili market)
Twin City, 5c
B. J. REYNOLDS,
Tel. 311-2. 12 SOUTH MAIN ST.
‘ _. PURE
Lake Ice
Vlirookside Lake Ice Co
‘ Office—Foot of Ann St.
TWO ’PHONES—lo-3; 752-2.
WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER or
Hard and Soft Wood,
Carved and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Soft Wood 36. 00 per cord; $1.50 per
56, cord.
Hard Wood. 87.00 per oordy 01.76
per 34, cord.
“Split Wood 25o extra. per 54 cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ava.
Tel. 207—2. ' NORWALK. CONN.
This New Science of Healing—
CHIROPRACTIC
is a new discovery, hailed as one of
the most beneficial revelations to man-
kind. It is coming to be quite well
known that physical life is sustained
by the innate power generated In the
braip, Acting as a dynamo. sendinz
its life current throughout the physical
organism by means of the nerves hav-
ing their rise in the brain, passing
therefrom into the spinal cord and
through the spinal column. then emi-
, hating through each foramina between
each segment or vertebrae. the nerves
carry and distribute all the life force
'in the body. See the Chiropractor and
ask why.
04 Washington at. Havliand Block,
South Norwaik, Conn.
T. Flowers, 1). 0.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
.BOys’ Suits
1$I.00 to $3.50
Boys' Knee Pants,19c, 39c, 69c
1’1). ,GOTI‘LIEB
NO. MAINSTREET, so. NORWALK
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11
. and Mortgages.
We never carry stocks from
' 6 North Main Street.
'HE WINS OUT
WHO STICKS TO .
Real Estate ad Mortgages
and Keeps His Property Insured.
Men who have got all their money,
in The Norwalks, are those who in-
vested as above. Those who have
dropped money tried to get rich quick.
invest in some of my Real Estate
MR. LAWRENCE,
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Earlym
Arrivals
Of our new Fnll selections are mak-
ing their appearance every day. Our
Tailoring Department is complete with
our new styles of
Woolens
THEN OUR STOCK 01“
Clothing .
Shirts
Neckwear
Hats
and a host of other sensonabie ntthe
is here.
CALL AND TAKE A LOOK.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER, HATTER,
FURNISHER.
85 Washington at, South Norwaik.
W133i Vi s}
COAL!
It is not necesshry for us to
urge you to buy coal now—the
Weather Man attends to that—
but we hope you will make no
mistake as to WHERE you
buy it.
Our own stock of Coal is cer-
tainly fine and you cannot err in
buying right HERE.
Personal attention to each
order.
Don't forget—wc' re expecting
you!
TheFerris Coal Co
149 Washington St.
iiiiij
William J. Mcllugh is expected to
arrive home today with his fast sail-
ing yacht, Little Haste, which had
an accident at Block Island. being driv
en ashore during a storm. ' For the
past few days the boat. has been un-
This space don’t allow 111-1 to expl
and their LOW PRICES, but they are positively cheaper than the rest of the
stores would sell if they would only get that assortment.
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street.
MUSIC
FRIDAY. sap-reuse: 1, 15°11.
NETS Sluts AND LINGERIE
WAISTS
ain to you the quality. their mnkc
HALL
Entire Change Vaud
Special Engagment,
ALBINE AND LA BLANC,
Mind Reading.
SOUTH NORWALK'S
3 DAYS—STARTING THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD
CARL STUMPF, ILLUSTRATED MELODIES.
eville and Pictures
LE1MUEL8 AND LEMULS.
Singers. Dancers and
Comedians.
POPULAR BARITONE.
JOHN WALSH,
The Man Emeraid's Isle.
JOSI E WILLS.
Comedienne.
BILLY HARPER,
O'ur Ebony Friend.
SOUVENIR TO BOY AND GIRL
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Riley.
Tile funeral services over the re-
muins of Mrs. Mary Riley took place
this morning at 9 o'clock. from St.
Mary‘s church. The cditice was filled
to the doors with the runny frlcnds of
the deceased. and there was a large
number of beautiful floral ~tributes.
The services were 111 charge of Father
Foghrty. 11nd at the oi't‘ortory Miss Al-
ice Cahill sang “Ave Marie." and later
she sweetly rcndcrcd “Face to Face,”
and as the body was born from the
church “Lead. Kindly Light” was
sung. The pull bearers Wcrc William
Sluttcry, William Cole, Thomas (Tole.
Robert Powell, .iohn Kent and John
Davis. intermcnt followed in St.
Mary‘s church.
POPULAR amuse—11111211“.
MUSIC HALL.
A large audience greeted the open-
ing performance of the second hill of
vnudcvllle at Music Hall. Perhaps
the biggcst hit of the bill was Prince
Albino and Madame Lulirant, who ap-
pour on tho. perrnm us the udvuncc
rcprcscntntivcs of occult sclcncc. They
made 11 dccidcd hit with the nudicncc
with their mysterious work. and
struugc to say. everything spoken of
during their pcrformnncc was .correct.
Prince Albino mnkcs hlmscif popular
with tho audicncc, everything bring
dom- quick und not a ininutc's wait
during the whole act. which is ccrluln-
ly worth scclng. .losio, Willis is :1
Scotch lusslc, who has a plcnsing
voice nod 11 program of most exmlicut
Scotch bulluds. which shc sings with
:1 tooling and pathos that is pcculinr
to thc nutlvc horn of Scotland. Lcnr
nels and Lclnucls are black fuco (‘Oiil-
cdinns of unusual outcrtnlulng ability.
and appreciation was shown the avork
by the uudinncc, who forced them to
cvoral oncorcs at the finish of their
pcrl‘orumcc. lllily liurpcr. thc inh-
nicst of all cxponcuts of colored ar-
tists. mixes his singing and dancing
with laughter. and while, he is not
growing fat on it tho auditors'urc.
Somebody That You Know and i Know
T00 and Black .iim wire the illustra ,d
songs that Cari Stumpf, the popu
baritone, selected last evening. but he-
foro he made his final exit he was
forced to respond scccrnl times to the
chorus of Take Me Out to the Ball
Game and the audience joined and
sang to their hearts' content. The pic-
tures closed what is generally spoken
of as one of the best shows ever in
town and a record breaking attendance
is anticipated.
THE LION AND THE MOUSE.
Manager lioyt announces that the
formal opening of the theatrical sea-
son at his theatre will take place next
Wednesday evening. when lienry D
Harris will present his big successful
production “The Lion and the Mouse"
with all the scenic‘ environments than
characterized its long New York en-
gagement. Many similar high-class at
trnctlons have'becu booked for the
season. also some of thcgbcst ropcr
toir companies including the Knickel
hocke1. which commences at week s on
gngement September 28.
HOTEL ARRIVALS."
dergoing repairs at Noank Lcad 011
her bottom, Weighing sou pounds, was
torn off during the accident. and tilt‘
surrounding wood was splintered. ‘
Lieutenant and Navigator lecn‘
Hill. .ir., of ”11- static nnvnl militia.
loaves town this nitognoon for New
Haven whcic 11c will 1cmai11 until
'l‘ueshdny on board 1111- United States
gunboat Machine.
Report. has been made to the South
Norwulk police about boys robbing
grape vines in Grove street. An in-
vestigation is being made.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood will
leave town Monday evening, on the
Bar Harbor express, for a sojourn at
Crono. Maine.
The Purpose of ,Our Advertising
is not merely to bring added dollars to this bank. but to identify with
it In
who
a common financial growth all those thrifty men and women
will aid in making it a typically mutual savings institution and
who will sharg with us the benefits of well safeguarded savings.
tithe South Norwalk Savings Bank '
; "wan-uneven s-r.
UNITED IANK IUILDINO-
OOII'I'N NORWALK. CONN.
i 11 Canton. ll. H. Rice and Wis.
11 Wilson, Minnie Hail. Ethel Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Wood. Percy “hailing
and wife. Mr..and Mrs. George Scott.
Harry J. Hooper and wife, William F.
Nies. New York; H. P. Baker. C S
Clapham. S S. Stevens. Boston. Wil-
Ham-.13 Chisey. Philadelphia; George
F Walters, Bridgeport. E. H. Stern,
Cleveland; Ernest’C. Willnnt, Stam-
ford; Miss Hazel Davenport, Spring-
field, Mass.
Mahacksmo—E. I... Jeliiffe, W. D.
Jennings. Clay Lambert. J. Bresmey-
or, George Gorman. J. N. Bratton. M.
E. Dean. New York; H. L Patrick.
Hoiyoke; H. ‘0. Adams. Meriden; M.
Ackerman, Yonkers: L. M. Edwards.
Southington: B. Grensteln. Bridge-
port; W. A. Hatch. Boston; James Con-
roy. Brockton; George L. Rockwell,
Ridgetield; W. B. Chamberlain. Hart-
ford; George Wright, Waterbury,
001111.; 8. H. Lavarts, H. C. Rogers,
South Norwalk; W. A. Brown. Albany;
George W. Roberts. C. H. Alien. C.
Daniels, Boston.
MILL WORKERS To UNIONIZE.
PLAINFIELD Sept. 4.—-The weav-
ers. spinners and oarders. at the mills
in this place. Moosup and Killingly.
to the number of several thousand, it
is said. have voted unanimously to af
dilate with the National Textile Work-
on of America.
Evening Prices Never Change-710c-20c
Matinee Saturday—Children. 5c; Adults, 10c
r is spending a few days with Mr. and
Clifford—~11. Burgesa and wife.‘M I :1
I
HOLDING LUCKY NUMBER.
Coal for the Winter
don't forget to call and examine our
stock. It is the highest grade and it
will not cost you any more.
HARRIS &GANS
COMPANY
TEL. 450. 68 WATER 8T.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Elsie Lynch. of Main street,
Norwaik. is spending a few days with
l'ricndu in New York city.
George M lienedlct who was ill at
his home 111 if l111 st1ect\o1w.1|k_\cs-
t11d.1y. is able to 111-1 about today
Ieorgc ii. Raymond. of Bcrkcley
sin-ct, Norwulit. in repairing the curb
stonc in front of his "residence.
’i 111- funmul 11‘ Mrs. Daniel Shcchnn
will take 'plade tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock from St Mary' s Church
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bishop. of East
avenue. Norwulk, are touring through
Vermont in Mr. Bishop‘s large Loco-
mobile.
Miss Elizabeth Wynn and brother.
Frank. of l’lattsvilie nvcnuc, Norwalk.
Mrs. Coll, of New Britain.
Mrs. James Cousins and daughter,
Miss Julie. Cousins and Mr. and Mrs.
LeGrand Raymond. of Norwalk, who
are autoing. sent postals yesterday
from Vermont and report a fine time
thus far.
Already the boys who will attend
the Norwalk High school this coming
season are talking over the prospects
for a football-loam. and it is thought
that they will have one of the strong-
est teams in years.
Chief of Police Thomas Bradley, of
Norwalk. arrested a drunken stranger
this noon, at the Boston Store corner.
The man was too drunk to give his
name. but he will be given achancc
to speak out in the police court tomor‘
row morning at. 9 o'clock.
George F. hoarse. who has been con-
fined to his home ni Fairiield avenue
for several days by illness. is now very
much improvcd. chtcrdny Mr. Iieurse
was able to sit up for the first time.
His illness has been due to n rconr
Tome of neuralgia in his head.
The Democratic primaries will be
iiCIdOIlI the ion districts of the First
and Third Voting districts. this even-
ing. from 7 until 9 o'clock. Delegates
to the town convention will be elected
that will in turn send delegates to the
state. congressional, senatorial and
probate conventions, also to nominate
for justices of the peace, town and
city officers, and representatives.
Sheet Music
FOR SATURDAY.
15c
. ’I‘I'IE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
to provide the most healthful sleeping conditions.
shrink. All sizes for Children from 1 to 10 years.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
‘ ' Cadet Hosiery
A Scientific Stocking for Men, Women, Boys and Girls
They are reinforced with linen and every pair guaranteed.
25c Pair, All Sizes
Dr. Denton’s Sleeping Garments
The Dr. Denton Garments are made from Elastic Knit Mcrrnd Fabric, specially desired
They are soft and durable and do not
TRISTRAM & HYATT, 'NORWALK, CONN.
AUCTION SALE
On the Premises. 128 East Avenue.'
Corner of Daskam Lane
Tuesday Afternoon, Sept. 8. '08
AT 1 O' CLOCK.
HOLD it‘liRNlTUltE. such as Dining
Tables. Bedroom Stilts. Carpets, Mat»
lot.
GEORGE A. DARROW ... Auctioneer.
if storm the next day at tho'snmc
place and hour. Don't. forgot timc
and place
CHASE .(‘llR l is Mgr.
Miss 31.111 1'.
Boarding and Dan sown
tor Golds
West Avenue and Orchard Street
Houses
NORWALK.
A thorough
oii'crcti.
College Preparatory Classes.
Superior adi‘ilillilgcii i11 lilocutiou.
Music. Art and thc Languages.
Native French ’l‘cuchcr resident.
A limited uumbcr of [lay Pupils ink-
on.
Real training of body. mind and
mnnncrs. The home life is replete
with Inspiration. tending to develop
each girl into a useful and attractive
tucmbcr of the family and society.
Separate house for girls under 15.
Applications for admission rcccivcd
aftcrnoons after 3rd of Scplcmbcr.
CORNELIA F. BAIRD.
('thX.
Acndcmic t‘oul'sc is
Glover’ sTi1e Place
MADE to WEAR
School
Shoes
For Boys and Girls
A good line of SOLID
FOOTWEAR to Start
the FALL TERM
$1. 25 $1.50
$1. 75 $2. 00
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
Ladies Ladies
Fall is here and winter coming. A
dollar goes as far new as two'wiil go
later and you get a better choice.
EVERYTHING THE LATEST IN
Dress Goods.
IF IT'S FASHIONABLE
Pride of the Prairie.
The Lankee Yankee Boys in Blue.
Take Me Out to the Ball Game.
Childhood.
Are You Sincere?
My Dream of the U. S. A.
Playing ilookey. '
Tipperary.
Summer Time.
Let 'er Go.
And Many others.
W. A. Briggerman’s
music are“.
Donovan Block. :1" Washington It.’
Agent ‘for Omani Launsry.
WE HAVE IT.
Salts Textile Mfg. Co.
BELDEN AVE" NORWALK.
' NOTICE
Bids will be receiv d by Christian
Swarta. President, am Thursday, Sep-
tember 10th, at 12 o'clock noon. for
supplying the Norwalk Hospital Qld
Company’ a Lehlgh egg coal.
at which time will he sold HOUSE“
trcsscs, Mirrors. Chairs, etc. 1111-, Some .
tine Mahogany Furniture 1111111111.: 1l11»
Shades and Fabrics for, ..
THOMAS I. RAYMOND,
I2 31'.
‘M‘
prices.
for school.
Get the Boys and
Girls Ready.
for School Now
Our Head-to-Foot Outfitting Store
is splendidly ready to supply you with
every needed wear thing. Sturdy,
Dressy Clothing; good, strong Shoes,
for Boys and Girls, at dependable low
Our modern CHARGE ACCOUNT
PLAN Will prove of wonderful assist-
ance in getting the little folks ready
Why not open a CHARGE AC-
" . 47’" easier way of
‘ .rieger
29-31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH ’ NORWALK.
COUNT
and prove it
lo your own
satisfaction.
it is simply an
procuring
necessary
supplies.
Co.
“...---
Barthol’s FISH Market
_ . ...—.-....
«L1. KINDS or
180 ‘ WASHINGTON
TEL. @360.
SEA FOOD
STREET BRIDGE
* FREE DELIVERY.
1A—
FOUR THOUSAND HOUSES BORN-
ED.
Thousands Homeless in the City of
Niigata. Japano
TOKIO. Sept. 4.—Dispatches from
the City of Niigata. in the iohlgo pro-
vince,18 miles northwest if this city.‘
tell of a are which occurred yester-
day, in which four thousand houses
were destroyed by flames. Fearful
For Executive Committee. scenes of destitntlon and suffering are due to a stroke of paralysis:
reported as a result of ’the disaster.
and the government is giving every
possible assistance to the inhabitants
of the stricken city.
CHICAGO MERCHANT DEAD.
CHICAGO. Sept. 4. «Emmanuel 111111.
dei, first vicopresident of Handel
Brothers. and one of Chicago's most
successful merchants, died last night
at Basic, Switwrland, to a.
dis patch hrsosivod 1.111.111» was
“a
Norwalk Chronicler